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Incomplete Grade Policy

Incomplete Grade Policy . Fall 2015: 197 Incompletes given Spring 2015: 314 Incompletes given 153 of these were converted to W. Incomplete Grade Policy. Maryland Institutions Bowie State F after 6 weeks of next term Coppin State FTC (same as F) by end of next semester

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Incomplete Grade Policy

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  1. Incomplete Grade Policy • Fall 2015: 197 Incompletes given • Spring 2015: 314 Incompletes given • 153 of these were converted to W

  2. Incomplete Grade Policy • Maryland Institutions • Bowie State F after 6 weeks of next term • Coppin State FTC (same as F) by end of next semester • Morgan State F by end of next semester • Salisbury F by mid-semester of next term • St. Mary’s F by end of next semester • Towson F after 180 days • UB F by end of next semester • UMBC F by end of next semester • College Park “Grade indicated on contract” after 6 weeks

  3. Carnegie Classification • Doctoral University – Moderate Research Activity • Boise State University F after one year • California State – Fullerton IC/NC after one year • DePaul University F after two quarters • Indiana State University “contract” within 4 weeks of next term • Hofstra University “contract” end of next term • Pepperdine University F end of next semester • Villanova University NF four weeks

  4. Incomplete Grade Policy Proposed Changes to Undergraduate Policy • Incompletes given only when student has passing grade • When “major portion of the course work” has been completed • One assignment, one examination • Student must complete Incomplete Grade Contract • Terms agreed upon by Instructor, Student, approved by Dept. Chair • Deadline: End of next semester or by date given on the Incomplete Contract • Incomplete grade defaults to the Default Grade on the Incomplete Contract • Appeals must be made to the Office of the Provost

  5. Course Repeat Policy • Addresses the problem of DFWs and Students repeating courses

  6. Course Repeat PolicyDFW Grades – Fall 2015

  7. DFW Fall 2015 • D = 1381 • F = 1685 • W = 1004

  8. Unused Courses

  9. Course Repeat Policy • Course Repeats • Spring 2016 • 857 repeats • 730 first repeats • 89 second repeats • 26 third repeats • 8 fourth repeats • 3 fifth repeats • 1 sixth repeat • Fall 2015 • 818 repeats • 700 first repeats • 92 second repeats • 20 third repeats • 7 fourth repeats • 1 fifth repeat

  10. Course Repeat Policy This policy applies to all undergraduate courses offered at UMES effective academic year 2016-2017. • Students may repeat courses offered at UMES one time without special permission. These include courses for which the student earned any grade (B,C,D,F,P, or W ). Grades of W, earned by withdrawing from a class after the ADD/DROP period are considered grades and are subject to this policy. Exceptions are those courses that may be repeated for credit. • Students who wish to repeat a course a second time (third enrollment) must seek approval from the Department Chair or Dean of the School of the student’s major program The number of withdrawals from all courses throughout a student’s degree is limited to 16 credits. • This policy will be effective in the Fall 2016 term. Students enrolled in courses will be allowed to repeat a course once without appeal, as per this policy. The total number of withdrawals from all courses will be grandfathered in beginning with the students entering in the Fall of 2016. 

  11. Course Repeat Policy • How restrictive should the policy be? • Who approves the course repeat? • How extensive should the remediation plan be?

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